In JavaScript, what happens when the call stack is full, commonly known as 'Stack Overflow'?
- The program crashes, and an error is thrown
- The excess functions are moved to the heap
- The browser prompts the user with an error message
- The call stack automatically expands
When the call stack is full, a 'Stack Overflow' occurs, leading to a runtime error. This happens when the stack size exceeds its limit, usually due to excessive function calls, resulting in a crash.
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